Starting out about 6 years ago with webTv and a web site at Geocities with the name BlazingThumbs.com than moving to Tripod than to several other places before landing here at Bizland 4 years ago and acquiring the name Psxa2z.com, it's been a long and sometimes rocky road. Leaving behind collections of game covers, screen shots, game manuals, cheat codes, descriptions, and game lists on old crashed hard drives and about 12 other websites looking for the best host and programming language (or cheapest).

This list has been accumulated over the past 6 years or so after visiting just about every PS1 / PSX web site on the internet collecting information from game covers and lists from every store, cover site, personal game sites, game magazines and any other place I could find them. Some small personal game sites may have had just a few games listed that wasn't on the list. To them and all, I thank you for listing what you had. Many PS1 sites are no more. They've gone down into history as just a fond memory. But as a PSX fan I appreciate all the effort they went to in order to build their web sites and list maybe just that one game that I heard rumors about but had a real difficult time finding. Thank you.

Thrill Kill was one game that was early on difficult to find information about.
Thrill Kill is now likely one of the most popular games never released for the Playstation. It was to be published by Virgin Interactive and developed by Paradox and was to be the first 4 player game for the Playstation. It was scheduled for release in 1998. The game was completed then cancelled by Electronic Arts two weeks before the release date when Electronic Arts acquired Virgin Interactive. Now you can Google "Thrill Kill" and find a load of information.

Electronic Arts compared it to Mortal Kombat, saying that "Mortal Kombat is a Fighting game as apposed to a sadistic killing game. Thrill Kill is a Killing game".

From Gamespot Review: "Belladonna's outfits included a naughty nurse's outfit with stilettos and stockings and a French maid's uniform. Thrill Kill had a decidedly B-movie feel about it. For example, you could hold one opponent so that another could whale on him. It felt like a goofy horror movie come to life".

In my opinion and not seeing the game it could be released today still under the Mature ESRB rating, but not without some controversy. Maybe it's all in the name. I've heard rumors that the game is available for download, but I couldn't tell you where to find it. You might find more information in one of the many playstation user's groups on Google. If you find it, the user's group you found it in should be able to tell you how to set up a platform (PC, playstation, PS2 or Xbox) to play it on. If you collect Playstation games, you might want to get a hold of it for your collection.

Also check out Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style. It's a 4 player game based on the Thrill Kill engine by Paradox Development. Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style was Released in 1999, Published by Activision and Developed by Paradox and is considered to be a much better game. (Warning: People with severe mental problems or people that are unable to seperate real people from fantasy cartoon characters should not play this game.. or any game.)

Gamer's Motto: Games are a way to escape reality and step into new worlds of fantasy. You can be an explorer, nascar driver, pilot, freedom fighter, sports hero or you can just enjoy blowing things up. When you disconnect from the game you leave it and your fantasy character in the machine. Repeat this over and over again..:-)

Recent March 28, 2006 update contributed by Steve a game fan and collector.
More improvements coming soon! Downloadable zipped lists contains all these lists plus a PSX Mega List which contains all games on a single page. Size is about 300,000 bytes. OK for viewing off your PC but too large for online viewing. Also better for printing. Makes about 31 pages.

Thank's to all! --Martin

You can save these lists on your computer! On MS Internet Explorer click on File on the menu bar at the top of your browser window, then 'Save As'.. or you can 'View Source' (right click mouse) and 'Save As'.., then open folder or make new folder name it PS1_LIST ( remember where your folder is) and save all pages as is in your folder for page navigation to work.

Save files in folder PS1_LIST as
MasterPSXLIST1.html - for - PSX - Master PS1 Printable Game List 0-9 A-D
MasterPSXLIST2.html - for - PSX - Master PS1 Printable Game list E - M
MasterPSXLIST3.html - for - PSX - Master PS1 Printable Game List N - R
MasterPSXLIST4.html - for - PSX - Master PS1 Printable Game List S - Z
MasterPSXLISTblank.html - for - Psx - PS1 printable game list - Blank Table
MasterPSXLISTH.html - for - PSX - Master PS1 Game List History

Then open browser and click on File then Open. find your folder and click on a page to open. Once open in browser Right click your mouse on the page and save it in your 'Add to Favorites' links list on your browser. That's it, fast loading and ready any time. Done!

OR you can download this zip file with all pages in a folder called PS1_LIST. Just unzip into your Docs folder or on C drive anywhere. (remember where you unzip it). Download now! PS1_LIST.zip

Martin at: support@psxa2z.com